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4 October 2012
Historic mapping of the stream responsible for the erosion at Newburn
Using historic data to map the original course of the stream that was responsible for the erosion at Newburn in NE England
28 September 2012
An update on the catastrophic foundation erosion at Newburn, NE England
An update on the catastrophic erosion that undermined an apartment block in Newburn, near Newcastle, earlier this week
15 August 2012
Landslides in Art Part 14: A Victorian railway painting
The latest edition of landslides in art, this time featuring a Victorian lithograph from Devon, Southern England
24 July 2012
Breaking news – at least one person reported trapped in a landslide in Dorset, UK
Brreaking news that there has been a serious landslide in Burton Bradstock, Dorset, UK, with the possibility that people may be trapped.
23 July 2012
A weekend of landslide incidents
This weekend there were many landslide incidents around the world. This blog post highlights nine of them, in the UK, Austria, Canada, Mexico, India and China
17 July 2012
Breaking news – a fatal landslide at Beaminster in Dorset, UK
The bodies were discovered last night of two people killed in a landslide at Beaminster, in Dorset, S. England on 7th July
30 June 2012
The train derailment on the West Highland line on Thursday
The Daily Mail has a set of images of the train derailed by a landslide on Thursday on the West Highland line in Scotland
1 May 2012
Two railway landslides in the UK
In exceptionally heavy rainfall over the last week in the UK there has been two significant landslide events on railway lines.
16 March 2012
Additional resources (photos and videos) for the rockfall at the White Cliffs of Dover
Excellent new photos and an aerial video of the recent fall on the White Cliffs of Dover
21 February 2012
A round-up of recent UK landslide events of interest
A round-up of recent landslide news stories from the UK
Dave Petley is the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Hull in the United Kingdom. His blog provides commentary and analysis of landslide events occurring worldwide, including the landslides themselves, latest research, and conferences and meetings.
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